It is quite difficult to answer this question in an objective manner. The first challenge is bringing the film image to the PC so that the both digital and film images can be compared side by side. this introduces several variables: The choice of scanning hardware, and the parameters of the scanning software. The next challenge is that digital and film images fall apart in different ways at the limits.

It compares very well. The quality of a great film generated photograph depends on the same principles as a great photograph generated by digital capture. The skill of the photographer in artistry, the mastery of lighting and equipment, and a reliable lab are all paramount issues regardless of the source of image capture. In the case of digital, the photographer needs a high degree of computer mastery and considerable skill in the photo software industry standard, Adobe Photoshop.

Surpassing the image quality of 35mm film, the resolution produced by our professional digital cameras is roughly equivalent to that of medium format film.

A digital mammogram takes less time to perform and typically involves a lower radiation dose to the patient. It also give us the ability to optimize the image, very similar to the way you optimize a digital photograph. Images are stored electronically so the is less chance of images being lost. In addition, images can be interpreted remotely, so second opinion interpretations may become easier.

Yes. New advances in technology for professional digital SLR cameras have made it possible to print images as large as 11 x 20 without any noticeable loss in quality compared to film.

Digital Film Compliance provides customers a guarantee that all Xtreme technology digital film cards are compatible with all cameras that support that card type. Please note that some older cameras may not support some large capacity digital film cards

Film is a great, fantastic 100 year old technology that has not really improved a whole lot on since it was created. Since I was young I really tried to stray away from those things that were old. But, I was a die hard fan of film and was very hard to convert to digital. This confused most people because I've been an extreme computer nerd since I was 10 and was into every technology out there. I was convinced only by print quality and the end product after months of testing.

I am strictly digital nowadays. In theatrically dark venues, the sensitivity of modern professional sensors is unbeatable!

We have members who shoot both film and digital. Many members have shot on film for years and only recently converted to digital.

External" sun protection (such as louvers or sunscreens), while rejecting the infrared also keeps the visible light out of the house. What you really want to do is reject the infrared and UV radiation, and maximise the visible light introduction. This is exactly what a Panorama? window film does.

Internal" sun protection (such as blinds or curtains) keeps out the visible light. Moreover, the infrared (heat) remains trapped between the sun protection medium and the window, and is gradually released back into the room anyway, basically not solving the problem at all. Air-conditioning may be a convenient solution ? however, the cost of installing and maintaining it is tremendous in comparison with Panorama? window film, which is cheaper to install and does not require extra maintenance.

Digital cameras have a sensor that converts light into electrical charges. The image sensor housed in most digital cameras is a charge coupled device (CCD). The CCD is a collection of tiny light-sensitive diodes, which convert photons (light) into electrons (electrical charge). These diodes are called photosites. Each photosite is sensitive to light. The brighter the light that hits a single photosite, the greater the electrical charge that will accumulate at that site.

The only differences are good ones. Shooting digitally allows us to try different poses, expressions, clothing, lighting, background, etc. without worrying about running out of film. We can take more photos in a shorter time, and delete any of the ones you don't like. You get to see instantly how your photos are turning out, and we can work together so that you end up with an effective headshot that will get you work.

The product comes with a 1-year warranty. (Note: The label on the bottom of the device must not be tampered with. Doing so may void the product's warranty.). No, you must first shut the computer off, disconnect the first device and connect the second one, then restart the computer. The reader's software can be installed for both devices, but only one device at a time may be connected or used.

Answer: Most people have 35mm SLR's but digital technology is catching up fast. 35mm SLR cameras produce excellent quality photographs and have a very wide range of film and lenses. Digital cameras are being used by more and more professionals because of the incredible flexibility offered, the ability to view the shot immediately and the ease of exporting the image to manipulation software such as Photoshop. You can obtain compact and SLR digital cameras.

for what he earns per film, there has been a lot of speculation recently about how much Dan makes and the estimates get wilder with each new report so don't believe everything you read in the press. Quite frankly, it's none of our business so sorry, we won't be discussing it here! [return to top]

Cox Digital Cable delivers digital quality without having to buy, install or maintain an expensive satellite dish. Cox Digital Cable features local broadcast channels for no extra charge. Cleveland satellite companies often do not carry local broadcast channels. Cox Digital Cable customers are serviced by a local company known for legendary customer care, on-time guaranteed service and a network that is 99.9 percent reliable.

PDAs and laptop PC technologies have both been around for a while, yet have so far failed to make a real impact on many mobile or remote workforce applications. These options are expensive in terms of specialist hardware and software to accomplish the job as well as in-depth training for the users. In comparison, digital pen and paper is a cost-effective solution that requires little or no training.

Digital paper and Tablet PCs each enable handwritten data entry. Whereas Tablet PCs accomplish this by sensing a stylus on the screen of a portable PC, digital paper records handwriting on regular paper - making it well suited for many applications that currently use paper forms.. Both technologies allow data to be quickly received, authenticated, and integrated with other information systems.

Much faster and higher resolution. The basic Sirocco Digital Video System (Primero Model) operates at resolutions of 1280 x 1024 pixels for up to 1000 fps. This is approximately 30% greater detail than available with HD 720p. Higher resolution is available as well. Additionally, the Sirocco Primero Digital Video System captures images at 1000fps, approximately 33x the speed of regular HD and 16.7x the speed of HD at 60fps.

DTS is the only system that stores the motion picture digital sound track on state-of-the-art computer media. This affords a data capacity and reliability factor that simply cannot be matched by digital systems that store the sound track directly on the film. There is very little unused space on a film print to store digital data. As a result, systems that put the digital sound track on the film use severe data compression in order to squeeze the necessary data into the available space.

One of the most recent advances in x-ray mammography is digital mammography. Digital (computerized) mammography is similar to standard mammography in that x-rays are used to produce detailed images of the breast. Digital mammography uses essentially the same mammography system as conventional mammography, but the system is equipped with a digital receptor and a computer instead of a film cassette.

On and after January 1, 2002, film and digital mammography (screening and diagnostic) will be covered by Medicare under the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule. Medicare will also pay for computer aided detection in addition to both digital and standard film. There are two components to this question. First, is the item or procedure a covered service for Medicare, and second, if it is covered, how and how much does Medicare pay for the item or procedure.

We both use digital high-end professional cameras, as we have learned that the best product we can offer our clients is from our digital cameras.

The famous photographer Douglas Kirkland recently commented about the digital vs. traditional film photography debate. He said, "Imagine a world where images have always been captured digitally, not on film." Then he asked us to further imagine that film was the "new" technology.

I use a digital camera as I find there are many advantages of using digital equipment for wedding photography. With digital photography I can shoot more pictures, get immediate feedback on images whilst shooting, and retouch them easily after the day with image editing software.

We made a transition in 2006 to all digital photography. Although we can shoot film on request (color, black and white) we prefer digital for many reasons, all of which are beneficial to both us and our customers.